buffalo bill

A journey into Americas' wild West from Buffalo Bill to the resurrection of the native Americans.

The Great Plains Guide to Buffalo Bill follows the life of one of the Wild West's most legendary heroes, taking readers on a unique, informative tour of the residences, forts, battlefields, and other sites that interpret Cody's life on the Great Plains. Each chapter focuses on a period in Cody's life and includes a "Trail Today" section.

An unabridged republication of the 1920 memoirs of Colonel William F. Cody, better known as Buffalo Bill, in which he recalls his life in the American frontier, as well as his experiences with the Wild West Show.

After the death of his brother, eight-year-old Bill Cody and his family set out from Iowa to make a new home for themselves in the volatile Kansas Territory.

Having settled on the Kansas frontier, young Bill Cody and his family try to make a home for themselves, coexist with their Kickapoo neighbors, and stand up as abolitionists in spite of their neighbors' pro-slavery beliefs.

Chronicles the life of frontier legend Buffalo Bill Cody.

Draws on archival materials to chronicle the life and legacy of William Cody, also known as Buffalo Bill.

In 1893, thirteen-year-old Rosie and members of her family travel from their Illinois farm to Chicago to visit Aunt Euterpe and attend the World's Columbian Exposition which, along with an encounter with Buffalo Bill and Lillian Russell, turns out to be a life-changing experience for everyone.

In 1893, thirteen-year-old Rosie and members of her family travel from their Illinois farm to Chicago to visit Aunt Euterpe and attend the World's Columbian Exposition which, along with an encounter with Buffalo Bill and Lillian Russell, turns out to be a life-changing experience for everyone.

Grades 4-6.